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Next time when you save it, make sure your JPG "filter" is set to one. Programs like photoshop and paint shop pro use compression filters when saving as a jpg.
Setting the compression setting lower will mean a less compressed image so it will be bigger in file size, but better quality and little or no distortion.
I think it looks great man!
>> Edited by Stupitheed on Thursday 6th October 14:34
Setting the compression setting lower will mean a less compressed image so it will be bigger in file size, but better quality and little or no distortion.
I think it looks great man!
>> Edited by Stupitheed on Thursday 6th October 14:34
Cheers Man. Yeah I compressed it to 8 from 12 for the web but it was originally drawn in Illustrator in Vector and instead of placing I just pasted. It always goes a little weird when coming from Vector to bitmap.
I have just been battling with a Sales agent and a printer in France about Tiff compression. The language gap is not good.
I have just been battling with a Sales agent and a printer in France about Tiff compression. The language gap is not good.
Looks good Wildfire. Are you going to post it on PH for general usage? If so I would like a copy of the original Illustrator file if possible. I've got a few S graphics and this one would be nice to have. I'll email you if you like with a return address. For maximum compatibility I would save it from Illustrator as a .pdf with the usual pdf options. This will preserve the vector format. Any resolution of jpg is going to corrupt the image to some degree, as the jpg compression method was developed for continuous tone photographs not line art.
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